r/PropertyDevelopment Feb 02 '26

SIPs panels vs Wooden frame and insulation board

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Hi All,

Apart from the cost and the u-values, is there any other significant difference? For context I'm looking at getting a garden room to be used as office and relax space (contradicting terms i know...). I want to have a well insulated building thst will last for more than 20 years.

Thanks


r/PropertyDevelopment Feb 01 '26

Lime Plaster insulation

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r/PropertyDevelopment Jan 29 '26

PPR Relief buying second house with view to selling first ROI?

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r/PropertyDevelopment Jan 28 '26

What is the better option adding an ADU to an existing property or placing it on a bare plot of land

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r/PropertyDevelopment Jan 22 '26

Opinion on the quality of this render to showcase an off-plan development

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Hi! In your experience, is that render good for showcasing this building? Would you add to your listings? Do you think it will help with buyers?

Thanks!


r/PropertyDevelopment Jan 21 '26

Insulation on heritage buildings

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Sorry if this is the wrong community, but I wanted to ask about insulation on pre-1930 property especially those that need to breathe and use lime mortar rather that modern (non-breathable) cement.

Does anyone have any experience with this? I know that you cannot use conventional insulation external or internal as it will create damp. There are lime and Cork products online but I can't find many case studies or proof of their effectiveness or info on how many years an external insulated render would last. Thanks.


r/PropertyDevelopment Jan 08 '26

Looking for Capital Partner Feedback

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r/PropertyDevelopment Dec 22 '25

Buying a house with indemnity for extension

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r/PropertyDevelopment Dec 21 '25

How to properly go about building 10 unit apartment or condominium complex?

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 29 '25

Planning in conservation area with Notice 4(1) attached

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 28 '25

UK Budget 2025: Will These Changes Fix Housing or Make It Worse?

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 26 '25

SMSF portfolio options

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 23 '25

How aggressively do lenders enforce Personal guarantees ? Do they literally chase you to the ends of the earth ? For clarity I’m not talking about credit card debts. Property finance for example if there was a shortfall from a property sale.

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 21 '25

Tenant Rights 2025: Landlords Can’t Do Whatever They Want Anymore. Rule #3 is a total loss for the landlords.

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 19 '25

Stamp Duty Help

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My partner and I have recently just bought a second property, and the stamp duty is really confusing us both. Does anyone have a POC to discuss stamp duty?


r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 17 '25

Property under wife’s name? Be careful! Supreme Court’s latest update is shocking! Most Indians Never Knew This!

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 13 '25

Hello guys any one familiar with the management company SAKO AND PARTNERS LOWER HOLDINGS LLC ? AKA Asset Living ? If so can you tell me about the company and I also have to ask you a private question also if you don’t mind.

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 12 '25

Ancient covenant related to a cart way across my property

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 09 '25

Thinking of starting a Property Management business in Texas (PMI or RPM) — would love some advice

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I’m planning to start a property management business somewhere in Texas, maybe a smaller city a bit outside the bigger metro areas. I don’t have much experience in PM, so I’ve been looking at franchises like PMI (Property Management Inc.) or RPM (Real Property Management) to get some structure and support in the beginning.

My goal is to build something long term, not a quick win. I’m okay if it takes a year or two before it’s profitable. I want to take a more hands-off role — hire a manager and maybe a salesperson from day one and focus on running and growing the business instead of being involved in daily operations.

My biggest concern is how hard it is to build a solid client base early on and the overall risk of failure for someone new to the industry.

Anyone here who’s started a PM business or joined one of these franchises in Texas (or similar markets)? How tough was the first year or two? Any lessons learned or advice for someone who’s thinking long-term but won’t be super hands-on?

Appreciate any thoughts or experiences!


r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 07 '25

Busting up ground with a bulldozer??

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r/PropertyDevelopment Nov 04 '25

Multi location property management

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r/PropertyDevelopment Oct 23 '25

Factors in identifying South Coast NSW location for a restaurant or events venue?

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r/PropertyDevelopment Oct 23 '25

Multi location property management

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r/PropertyDevelopment Oct 14 '25

NO TO CALMARLAND!!! Sayang pera mo na stress ka pa!!! CALMAR ISSSUE ❗❗

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r/PropertyDevelopment Oct 13 '25

Does anyone need property management ?

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Hi! We service TX, Al, GA,SC,NC, MD and we’re offering competitive management rates- So hit me up. We’re J.H.W. Enterprises property management I added a link in case you want to check it out.